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THE TOM TURNED ON HIM
A New York Man ON his Vacation O6end
the Citizens OF Fonda.


the Citizens OF Fonda
FONDA N. Y, July 2.-Thtee weeks ago
Leon Lit, an employee Of a wholesale cloth
ing house in New York. came up here for
months vacation. He has cousin hero
named G. Q. Lamiine. who Is In partnership
with Mr.. Walking in . store. Lit made his
homo with his oousin and struck up an ao-
quaintance with Walking, who wished to help
the New Yorker enjoy his vacation. Among
9gsntea we're hHes .. Garks ESD y and
sSossssss LII IT, 20 t sss% + sssfaysS
tho ,0F eoaees
evening ENJOYING long walks: Below the village
Is gypsy elc9mpment and back OF It rse s,l
Ing and Lit with Luella and Emma, walked
down to the EypsSy encappmed4 t ana then Sa
grass. where they could overlook the encamp-
ment While they sat and conversed with each
q bs AND
The young men circulated a story which
5R n Mohyd ss ths out
s spEssa bss. he yosa a ssa bs as
most ST. out Ut d his SENSES Nothing further
Ing, however. he left his cousins. for walk.
and had not gone over ono hundred yards when
him One 81, them was Mclaughlin with
heavy cane upraised. He shouted, "Now we
with shouts OF Kill him.. Lit did not wait to
be killed, but turned and fled like hunted
p h hs S til wh hs sSSns
reached the door, and was pulled In by Walk
ing and his cousin and the door bolted.
ing many threats in which Z" tar and feathers"
and ride him on a rail- were Significantly
dh9 maa
newal OF the demonstration. he sent for Sheriff
Smell. who. with Q deputy, escorted him to the
bany, and was subsequently brought back to
Fonda BY Deputy Sheriff Mckinley. Last even
tice Ausman, and the examination was adj
journed until July8.
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HAS RICHMOND TURNED BACKs
A Story that He has Returneate Arkansas--
Jacob sharp Growing Weaker Daily.


The latest bit Of gossip about the Sharp
trial was afioat yesterday In the District Attor-
neys office. II was to the effect that James A.
Richmonds start from the Hot Springs to New
York was due to story that he had heard that
Jacob Sharp would take the witness stand and
lay the blame for the bribery Of the Aldermen
on the shoulders OF Richmond and others. On
hearing this. tho story goes, Richmond packed
up and started for New York for the purpose OF
taking the witness stand and contradioting
Sharp. He had reached Chicago when he re-
ceiyed information from New York that the
District Attorney had made so strong case
against Sharp that It was deemed unwise for
Sharp to 20 on the witness stand Then Rich
mond. 1t is said, returned to Arkansas.
That Sharp has been growing weaker with
each day that he has been confined in Ludlow
%Sds s s sn a %
day lre moved about very little, and yesterday,
invalid chair. almost immoyable. It was the
general cleaning up day in the jail. and there
hustle og On all hs sst h
The city. i Is on the southwest corner. and
place Keeps ths tRsTmo@ster down IN
sisS 81 MFk SHARP face q NJ LqSIs~ ssssst;
the entire day and far into the night Ia made
noisy by the clamor OF children and the rafting
of wagons. The rooms themselves are cheer
many pictures adorn them. the floor Is covered
with g Brussels carpet. over the grated win
dows hang lace curtains, and on the wide win
dow stills are many plants. But the rooms are
last night why Mr.. Sharp did not rest In the
ofIlce that was 30 much cooler, he replied:
Because he Ii a prisoner and has no right
here. Statements have been printed that be
sha ae Is his the
time"
vsps,aking; 4 about Mr.. sharps health. Warden
"He Is not able to. move about. He has
little since he has been here, that 1t is Won
der he has even strength enough to Sit up.
ESfys dbay 6s w have their bill Of
captions ready some time during this week.
in the trial they WIN lsy the greatest stress:
Marine made 4 statement II open court :.
Against the objection, Of Lawyer Parsons.
which was as NOT hoard Or Vas not und asE.
tended to, influence the minds Of the
that time until the end Of the trial. as
we'll as the minds, Of the talesmen who
thought by some that the Testimony Of Pottle
who swore that Mr.. Sharp offered him IS 900 to
change the General Railroad act Of 1883. was
nanis Il G that sss9
place In the, argument for new trial. The
physicians who will examine Mr.. Sharp. and
whose affidavit Is expected to have much effect
had t
day with Mr. MARITIME and Assistant District
Attorney Semple about the case.
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GONE TO STEAM AROUND THE WORLD.
Mr.. W. K. vanderbiIt's Family Party or
In tho AIva.

William X. Vanderbilt's steam yacht Alva
got under way at l o'clock yesterday afternoon
for her trip around the world with her owner
and his family. As the anchor left ground of
Stapleton her wheel made few turns back
ward until her prov paid of down stream on
the last Of the ebb tide. Then the bell to go
ahead started the engines. not to stop again. II
all goes well, until a harbor Is made at Fsyal. ;,
at n quarter to, twelve from the tug. Ivanhoe,
on which they had come down from the foot OF
board. and the blue e signal Indicating the
the H order to Start at T. Then learning that
had dinner, he decided to walt until o'clock.
"A Y the d meal w9s run up e the
60 and N in eo ' when the meal penRant is up
aboard ship but yesterday some belated par
boats to go alongside. and First Onicer Ander
ASHORE and BID Fl, VIE $500, good, ~ He IS Tie !,
on from philadelphia to see him off Mr.. An
derson repeated the assurance that the rpmors
OF trouble with the AlYa's crow were all talk
Ho says she has full and good crew. The last
recruits were FIX Germans taken from a Ger
paT Fa Sa the yschs viii run to sonhamp
ton. and Mr.. vanderbilt's party will do Eng
land and Scotland, and pass the shooting sea-
The va yacht viii be joined again at some Medi-
terranean port. They VIII stick to the ship
Pacific. both on the Chinese and Japanese
coasts, and on the American side will be done
Mr. Vanderbilts family will live very much as
ut home on the yacht, the children's teacher
going along. The party consists OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Jr, Miss Consuelo, and Sterling, and +. o.
Beach, II. w. Gray, W. Is. Hoyt, and DIR. Eugene
Fuller.
THO officers Of the yacht are Capt Henry
Morrison. First Ofticer John b.. G. Anderson,
Second 0fflcer j. Y. Ward and Engineer j. III.
Caldwell The Alva flies the New York Yacht
Club signal at tho foretopmast head. and her
private signal, u square white nag with black
diagonal slash. at the main.
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THE SPIES OF FRANCE
Kloin's Trial to Begin To-morrow-Russia's
Hostility to Germany.

Klein's Trial to Begin To-morrow-Russia'
Hostility to Germany.
ospu1om 1887 BY TIE Ee,c York Assocta,sd P,ess
BERLIN. July AIN the trial Of Klein for
treason in supplying the French with intelli-
Rence concerning German fortresses. which
commences at Leipsic on Monday. thirteen
witnesses and four experts have been subpu-
naed. The trial will be conducted In public by
special order Of the Government. Evidence
will be introduced to prove that Klein had been
In receipt Of q monthly salary OF 200 marks
from the French Government.
The Mulhouse Correctional Tribunal has
Just sentenced German domestic. who oriei-
nally belonged in Hesse, to nine months i'm
France p in q tavern At sausheim, The heayi-
The relations between Germany and Russia
Is seeming Concert between the two courts tie
q ss Kas r. This S,s1
leading joSrnais taiE q reprisais ana ssiis
Sss the euos ssa
ing In Russian stocks, the Cologne Gasetts
srpg that wsGn o
fraud Its creditors II q war furnished the neo-
III, seemi.oficial organ, the Posi-. is still more
alarming. II says that In the event OF war
with Germany, which many influential persons
IN Russia are striving to bring about, stroke
all their sinews Of war In the shape Of the mil
iards they have conhded to the care Of Russia
These articles, showing the growing distrust Of
in the prices Of Russian securities all round
The unceasing efforts OF Princn H2henlohe.
German landowners in the Russian provinces.
to have themselves exempted from the effects
Of the Cars ukase, failed Of the desired result
the st, Petersburg Government refusing to
make any exception In favor Of anybody. and
therefoEe these landownerss together with
selves compelled to sell their estates in Russia
n n sacriHoe.
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Aid tor tho Anarehists.

LONDON. July 2.-The united Socialist clubs
OF London. comprising Ave German and two swedish
CARNATIONS are ArrAnEinE Blk excursion 20 lPnnE
Forest uly m and will send the proceeds TO Chicago
for the Anarchists under sentence Of death.
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IrisA Appointments.

LONDON. July 2-The statement Is confirmed
that Mr. Holmss Attorney General for Ireland bsoomes
. Justice of the Irish Court of Common Pleas; that
Solicitor General Gibson becomes Atorney General and
geant 'Brten will not seek seat IN Parliament Mr..
Gibson will be elevated 70 the bench before the year 10
out and Mr. Ohrien win then become AtorneyGeneral
MT. Madden, who n now contrasting Dublin University
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Ireland Thrsuxh yVsrknen's Eyes.

LONDON. July 2.-visoount Kilcoursie. o Lib
eral member of the House Of Commons Ia arranging to
send deputation English labores TO Ireland to In
vestigats FOR themselves the condition OF the Irish IA
aud report the truth the depuaton nnd IL TO
the lAborers OF Great Britain
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BUCHAREST. July 2-The letters Of King MI
Of servA Queen Natalie returned unopened 10
HIM It reported that the Queen viii seek the advice
the Gear before consuming 70 allow the King 10 oh
tain divorce from her II 10 also reported that King
plete support Premier Ristics will be proclaimed ke
aent at serya until tho Crown Prince who Ii absent and
In the custody OF Queen Natalie reaches his majority
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Memorial to President CLEVELAND.

LONDON. July 2.-Over one hundred English.
Scotch. and Welsh members Of the House Of Commons
have signed q memorial the President and Congress
Of the United States In favor OF referring all Anglo
American disputes TO arbitration for ssttlement
probable that doputAton OF members or the House OF
Commons will be sent TO Washington to present the
memorial TO Mr.. Cleveland.
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William Masters died on Friday at 6SS Kos
ciusko street Brooklyn aged 90. He was veil known
In sporting circles and than thirty Year, ago
. champion oArsmAn. Ills SON AL Masters y y noted
Boyd the souiler has died in England.
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Although DR.. L. 7. Sheffield Of New York Is the
expensive dentist in the world charges for operations
being from SIS to sToo hh system OF making artificial
teeth without plate is simply wonderful II but three
firm remain In the law in proper position he
attach to them tul SGT teeth beautiful and strong
the natural ones some 81 the ocors operations II
Ming teeth the must beautiful t1at We have
seen The Doctor always charges half thu fee IN ad
vance and balance when work In competed-.idp.
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BuBLrs, July AIR. Kilbrids, formerly Q
sooompsnlsd Mr. Wlniaa o'BdSa On ks zip u oAAAda
q S1Ii9a1l5 u e AM.
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rode The teeth IKE the common dshtiiriCsa
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s:sfi M. "a G R:sss ~ .A'r'' 1000
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PhstsGraphs sT An the LsAaiAs
naSs ball players AES packed n OLA Juass OsAEsttsA
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In fact. he looked younger than any OF those
who surrounded him as he stood before the
royal tent recalling souvenirs OF pnst festivities
making friends on every side, and filing with
bitter envy the less magnetic statesmen, who
stood wondering how he did It. Tonight, by
the way, Mr.. Gladstone dimes with Dir Joseph
Pease. and makes q speech, as usual. OF
course, he said at first 1t must be private. but
political instinct was too strong, and at the
last moment the old man said:
II think. Pease, will say q few words. Just
ask two reporters to come"
He is a really grand old man. and appreciates
the value Of tho press.
The regatta at Henley has been great sue
cess this year. in fact the best on record. and
the social part Of 1t has been much greater and
more important than the rowing. To describe
the lovely scene tho river crowded with boats.
lovely English girls In boating dannels. and all
the rost Of It. would I'LL newspaper page. Yes-
terday was the last day, and Smith. the bold
leader OF the House OF Commons, entertained
the Prince OF Wales and many other royal per-
sonAges at his riverside dwelling. Here are
descriptions OF some costumes given for the
sake OF American girls:
The Princess Of Wales wore q cream colored
dress with bonnet to match. She carried q
cream and red striped sunshade with an enor-
nous handle. and while on the river was
wrapped In a drab mantle tailor made. Her
daughters were very simply dressed In gowns
of light spotted cambria.
The Duke OF Cambridge sported an ex-
pansive white vest and tall hat which looked
comicnl while he was balancing himself In
little rowboat a frock coat and fancy trousers.
His Royal Highness OF Walos was sensible.
He wore dark gray shooting Jacket and q
deerstalker hat Of the same material. IN the
party were the Kings Of Denmark and Greece.
but inAamueh - their countries Do not rule
Wichita eagle., 1887-04-29
OPERA FOR klNGMAS.

In consequence OF the Garfield Oper House
being occupied By the Grand Army posts
next Tuesday evening, the Caseno Opera
company, comprising all the favorites, Jessie
Hatcher, Anna Farrell, Nay Smith, Clsra
Dixon. May Hall, May Arnole, Geo. Paxton,
Fred Dixon, Bence Arnsburg, Fred Robbins
and the chorus of male and female voices
will visit Kingman by request. This com
yany PLAYED very hattering engagem-
in Kingman last December. They return o
the Garfield on Wednesday, where they will
continue for tn, summer delighting our
amusement loving patrons with their popu'
lar operate entertainments.
Messrs. Geo. Paxton and Bence Arsmburg
old Wichita favorites. arrived In this city
hast evening. They appear in their favorIte
roles next Monday evening at the Garfield
Opera house in the Mascot.
Wichita eagle., 1887-04-29
TIL r. COURTS.
PROBATE COURT.


Marriage licenses were yesterday issued to
George Gilbert aud Irenea McGovern, both
Of Sedswick county.
W. c. G5rdy and Dollis Bennett, both OF
Wichita.
His honor also married the latter couple q!
his Office.
Susan c. Carr appointed administrator OF
the estate Of A. A. Carr, deceased,
POLICE COURT
John Doe, a violator OF the license ordi-
nance was brought up yesterday by ofhcer
Dan Parks; he paid the necessary fine.
w. j. Hardin, for disturbing the peace was
brought into court by Officer Mcnamara,
and paid S. for the offense.
Late in the evening Dixie Lee and nine fair
damsels from the same locality came up to
leave their little contribution with tina city
treasurer.
JUSTICE COURT.
Justice Barrett tried three civil cases yes
terday.
At Justice Walkers the time was consum-
ed in the trial of the four pickpockets recent
iy captured at the fremont house, and who,
it is alleged. had been working 50 successful
ly at the union depot. They were all bound
over to court and their bonds fixed al s 900,
each in default of which they were sent to
iaiI
Wichita eagle., 1887-04-29
IN MEMORIAL.

Resolutions Of resp vet 10y w. ? 7. ID. q
". U. of Wichita, Kansas, to the memory
Of Bro. c. r. White, member OF said union
Whereas, 1t has pleased au All Wise Prov
idence TO remove from our midst by death
our beloved brother, c Il White, by whose
fidelity. earnestneSS and uut'ring energy as
G member he won the love and esteem OF all.
Therefore be it
Resolved. That in the death Of Bro. Z. Il.
White the w = II & ) w. U has lost
an energetic and faithful member; the trade
an honest and experienced workman, the
wife "a kind husband: that the W. L. L. ii.
& :. w. u extend 10 her their most heart
felt sy apathy III this her hour of sal be
Teavement.
Resolved. That we thank all friends Tor
their kind donation, of money and labor;
that especially We do thank Mrs 6. For
est for her kind aud tender care of our broth
Or during his entire sickness.
Resolved, That copy or these resolutions
be forwarded to tine wife OF our deceased
brother, and Il copy of thu same to the daily
papers or this city for publication.
= ED. MOORE,
JOHN Book.
tt.aa
Wichita eagle., 1887-04-29
SPECIAL NOTICE TO :. 5. SUPEkiSTEND-
ENIs.

There viii be a meeting OF all workers in
terested in the coming STATE 5. s. ConVen-
ton at the II. E. church at $3.50 p. M, Sun
day. Please announce and urge the friends
10 attend. All members of committees are
then expected to make full reports of their
work A committee Of one from each S. S.
is requested TO meet at same h ,ur and place
to arrange for decorating the church. "ill
each superintendent see that this committee
is appointed. Reports from the country are
very encouraging. Sedgwick county never
before made such good showing. Oar prep
arations in the city are progressing satisfac-
torily, but that there can be 10 failure in any
quarter, let every one interested ''lend a
hand" Con- OF ARRANGEMENTS.
Wichita eagle., 1887-04-29
ENCOURAGING.

The Wichita Mercantile and Wholesale
Company report the orders rs coming in in
rapid succession. Each mail brings pack
of letters containing orders for goods
In addition TO this the company has four
travelling men on the road. They are max
ing specialty of southwestern and western
Kansas Their work shows for itself and
would indicate as the company interpre;s,
that Wichita is the proper point for the
wholesaling business
Wichita eagle., 1887-04-29
AN AGED SUFFERER.

Yesterday evening an aged woman was
seen hobbling along Eat Third street a
gentleman walking behind her saw her fall
to the sidewalk. Coming up to her. he
found the poor lady who was 81 years OF age,
had fallen from exhaustion. An inquiry
made by the gentleman elected the fact that
the old lady is the victim of ill-trestment
from son and daughter law, and that,
moreover, great Indignation had been ex-
pressed by the neighbors who say if Quie
tus isn't put upon the abusing of the old lady
trouble is likely to follow.
Wichita eagle., 1887-04-29
20 the E1.tor OF the Eagle.

The health committee of the council has
to clean their premises under penalty OF 8
fine This IS as it should be, but the sub
scriber would like to ask the honorable body
what action has bssn taken towards abating
the nuisance known IS the south end ditch.'
This cess pool is disgrace to any civilized
community. and a breeder of pestilence
Owners OF property would also like TO be in
formed where the garbage taken from their
premises Is to be dumped. y.
Wichita eagle., 1887-04-29
Y. N, e A. NJ Ell TING.

Next Sabbath afternoon the young men
meeting will be addressed by Rev. S. B. Bar
nitz, western secretary Of the Evangelical
Lutheran church A little over . month ago
the association had the pleasure OF having
Mr.. Barnitx address this meeting. and the
large crowd of men Who heard him on that
occasion will be glad to learn that he viii be
here again next Sabbath. The meeting will
be held as usual in the First Presbyterian
church, at o'clock, and cordial invitation
is extended to all young men to be present
Wichita eagle., 1887-04-29
PLEASANT PARTY.

Last evening a very delightful party was
given by Mrs Bu-h at her P eaSant home,
corner Of Lawrence and Oak There IVES
quite large attendance of society people OF
she city, and the evening ives most enjoy ably
spent in music, cards, dancing and social
sntercourse. An elegant supper WAS served
70 the ruaste before their departure.
Wichita eagle., 1887-04-29
GARFIELD OPERA HOUSE

Pinafore was last night witnessed by quite
a good sized audience. A very noticeable
Improvement was recognized; Mr.. Dixon as
Stunning his old character of the admiral.
Miss Jessie Hatcher was still prime favor
it,; pretty little Anna Terrell, chaming
Hebe, and Miss May Smith had an opportu-
nifty as Bustercup to introduce her amusing
sougs and dances. Next week Is Mascotse
viii be given. Tonight Chime. of Nor
mandy
Wichita eagle., 1887-04-29
AHUskHkSIS,
CRAWFORD.

Tonight Burr Oaks opens two nights ell
gagement a the Crwforl. OF this play the
Globe-Democrat says:
The company producing the play is very
good Mr.. hisgins the soldier vagabond. Is
realistic in hgn degree Jay Simms, a
Jester Jutkins, kept the au Hence IN good
humor with his quaint iua. so1gs and dane
Miss Louise Galloway is acharlning sou
brette aud Miss Lois Clark q fine Margle.
Packed houses have been the rule.
Wichita eagle., 1887-04-29
FIRE ESCAPE COMPLETED.

The Brewster & Co.'S Iron Works Of BOD
North Water street, yesterday completed the
fire escape on the Butler building on South
o'clock by the fire department
The company has contracted with Mr..
Peter Getto for putting in the fire escape to
his building on North Main as soon az it is
completed.
Wichita eagle., 1887-04-29
AN ACCIDENT.

Yesterday at noon Hattie Stansbery, the
eight year old daughter OF F. Scansbury, No.
1927 Division street, met with quite serious
accident.
was crossing Douglas avenue near Laura.
She had crossed the street to join group Of
playmates when she came in contact with a
team of horses driven to a wagon, was
knocked down and ran against by the front
wheel The driver alighted, took her into
his wagon and drove her home. DR.. Cobb
was summoned An examination showed
that although no bones were broken yet her
body was badly bruised. The only fear nov
is that the little girl is injured internally.
Wichita eagle., 1887-04-29

Seth Thomas Jones took g contract yeSter-
day to build twenty houses to cost, with
barns, two thousand dollars each. Houses
to be built on Lincoln street, between Hy
draulic ave and the Motor lice. Ten thous-
and dollars bond was given and the work
will commence Immediately and be pushed
to an early completion
Wichita eagle., 1887-04-29
REGULATION WEIGHT.

Mr. Joseph F. Baebr was setting up the
smokes and soda water" 10 the boys yester
day. Ii was rich smile tba: inhabited his
countenance. The boy was announced to be
Of regulation wei .ht.
Wichita eagle., 1887-04-29

O. P Rupel, representative of voorhees,,
Miller & Rupel, Cincinnati, is in the city,
calling upon his friends.
Wichita eagle., 1887-04-29

Many slip 'swixt tie cup and the lip but
dou't let this chance slip 70 60 aud &c. q
chesp lot in the bes' part o: the city, on The
electric motor line and become q resident %
the beautiful Alamo, now for sale by Morris,
Chataeld & M-eker. 3ls. + Dcugas ATT
Wichita eagle., 1887-04-29

Captain Hall, OF tho Fifth United States
Cavalry, stationed at Fort Riley, Is i'll the
city, the guest of Col. Jocelyn.
Wichita eagle., 1887-04-29
FORTY NOT FOUR.

The state Of Kansas is entitled to forty
delegates at the International 5. asocia-
ton, not four as stated yesterday. 50 If you
are genuine worker there is chance for you
to be one OF them
Wichita eagle., 1887-04-29

Lots In the Alamo addition are going like
no; cakes and If You want soft thing. you
should go st once to the Office OF Morris,
Chatfield & Meeker, 3l4, E Douglas. I4o-tf
Wichita eagle., 1887-04-29
HOW SHE SPREADS.

Col S. E. Jocelyn made sales yesterday of
thirty-six lots in North College Place on the
west side. The buyers live in st. Paul,
Mum, Leavenworth and Fort Riley, Kansas.
and Portland, Oregon. So SIZE spreads.
Wichita eagle., 1887-04-29

Mr.. and Mrs Bssly returned home last
evening frem their trip overland to Geuda
Springs. Alfred reports water very plenty
at Gellda
Wichita eagle., 1887-04-29

G.. C. BrowneM of the d. II. & A, and j.
r. Russell general fieightagent Of tho Frisco
are at the Manhattan.
Wichita eagle., 1887-04-29

Dir. C. Lee Hall, manager of Dun's Com
mercial agency, viii be married to-day ut
Fl Scott He will reach the city tomorrow
with his bride.
Wichita eagle., 1887-04-29

". &. Emery, Of Grand Rapids, Mich,
Alex Orr, Portland. Ky, W. Il. Liminger,
Fredonia, and W. P. Kent, Of Quincy, ILL.,,
are ut Hotel Gandolfo.